What are the laundry directions to keep them white?
21922
I would wash them by hand - I threw them in the washing machine and they came apart - I would not by this product again. They do not fit people with large arms also.
21923
I don't recall any. I use cold water, gentle cycle and hang to dry. I use Oxy spray stain remover to try to remove any stains. They are inexpensive enough to make them easy to replace if discolored.
21924
have not washed them yet, but would probably do a hand wash to start and if they do not look clean, use the washing machine.
251906
Just pour out any oils. wipe out and wash with soap and water. Mine still are as white as they were when I bought them. do not put in dishwasher.
1336870
white... also unless it says island dressing you get the pads only and have to attach them with tape
1334804
Clear, so they will probably get yellowish and dingy looking in no time. I wanted white to match my counter and stove.
1242153
Throw them in the wash with anything else. I've had no issues with color fastness or losing elasticity
1052032
They are made out of a waterproof material like a plastic fabric so they can be washed off or probably machine washed then NOT dried in the dryer. I LOVE LOVE LOVE mine!! This is the first time I am able to put nothing but whites into one of the bags and then bleach those things rather than the way it was before when I only had 2 bags for lights and darks and had to separate things! You'll really like it!!
675478
I never did use this product because there was too much work involved. But I didn't see any laundry instructions. Hopefully another user will be able to answer your question. Good luck!
2248298
they are cream white. They are fine except when they get dirty they are hard to clean. You have to take the curved metal rod out to wash them and then put it back in. A little tricky. You can probably just hose and scrub the vinyl ones.
1758669
I just wash them in the washing machine in hot water with normal detergent and dry them in the dryer without fabric softener. I use them in the kitchen for everything, including fine straining, hence not using fabric softener. IF they get really greasy, you can throw a cupful of vinegar into the washer with them.
2041514
No laundry instructions were attached. I recommend warm water and a Bounce sheet (or your softener preference). I use Tide with bleach alternative. Regular bleach would be a huge mistake with the multi colors.
1732470
They're actually off-white. The covers wash up pretty well and are water resistant, too.
2196042
You add a couple of drops to a few cups of water and then add that to your whites in the wash, Your supposed to put it in the rinse cycle but I put it in once the machine fills the first time and it still keeps my whites white. make sure you add it to the wash after the tank is filled and not before
1275569
Instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors. Do not bleach. Dry flat. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
541476
I usually use hot water and Dawn detergent. You could use bleach on the inside but I personally would worry about discoloring the fabric on the outside with bleach
467005
Hanging them outside to dry is the best way. A mechanical wringer would get them dry enough for an automatic dryer, but good ones are not cheap or readily available. While hand-wringing sort of works on woven fabrics, it's not a good idea for knits because they get stretched out of shape. Debbie is right about the dripping, and it's hard to wring heavy fabrics like denim jeans. Knit sweaters and tops can be squeezed to get much of the water out, and if you wrap a clean dry towel around them you can squeeze out even more, then hang the towel to dry with the rest of the laundry.
775451
I throw them in the wash with the other clothes. I do stick them in a mesh lingerie bag to be able to find it. Eventually they will wear out but they won't be sticky or gross! :) good luck!
2183819
I put them in with the soap and water and swirl it a bit. They dissolve rather well and then wait for the water to fill then add the clothes leaving no residue on my clothes. Hope that helps.